The following fixes and tweaks have now been implemented. If you believe a change has not been documented, either in the patch notes or the news posts for this week’s update, please detail the change so that it may be added.

As always, be sure to submit a bug report should you encounter a gameplay bug or graphical glitch in-game.

Graphical

The issue preventing retro skillcapes from activating has been resolved.

Lau'ra's chathead now consistently animates while speaking to her.

Skills, D&Ds & Minigames

The measure of progress for blueprint discovery has been improved with the addition of 'Very Good', placed between 'Good' and 'Excellent'.

Players now stop pulling prawn crackers once they are destroyed.

Ninja Skill Fixes

Green, blue, red, black and royal dragonhide boots have been added, available in a similar manner to the corresponding vambraces.

Basilisk, turoth and kurask boots are now power armour instead of tank armour, to differentiate them from dragonhide boots.

Hard leather cowls and chaps have been added to complete the hard leather set of armour.

Conversation options on sawmill operators have been rewritten to loop back to the start of chat.

Limestone bricks and mystic armour have been added to the Crafting skill guide.

Studded leather can now be found in the leather crafting category.

The soft and hard leather sets can now be purchased from: the gnome shopkeeper in Burthorpe, Lowe's Archery Emporium in Varrock and the Ranging Guild. The latter two also sell the studded leather set.

The carapace armour set now includes a capapace shield.

The spider silk armour set now includes a spider silk shield.

Players can now craft a black strip of cloth from balls of black wool. Neither strips or balls are destroyed once dropped.

Sheared sheep now take drastically less time to regrow their wool.

The sheep in south-east Taverley no longer wander from their pen.

A herd of black sheep has assembled between the Dark Wizards' Tower and the Makeover Mage's house.

Strips of cloth now require two balls of wool instead of four.

Wizard armour can now be crafted from strips of cloth, as can the wand and book.

Black wizard armour can now be crafted from strips of black cloth.

The wizard armour set has been completed with a set of level one wizard boots, which have been added to the same drop table as the wizard gloves. The level 20 wizard boots have been redubbed as the 'Wizard boots (t)' for the sake of clarity.

Black wizard gloves and boots have been added to the black wizard armour set.

Wizard (and black wizard) shields have been added and can be crafted by free players.

The wizard, black wizard and imp hide magic armour sets can now be purchased from: the gnome shopkeeper in Burthorpe, Zaff's Superior Spellcasting in Varrock and Betty in Port Sarim. The latter two also sell the spider silk set.

Shields in the Defence skill guide have been moved into a Shields sub-category.

The cutscene in which Sten demonstrates how to make Artisan's Workshop tracks and burial armour now correctly fades in from black.

Players can now speak to Suak in the Artisan's Workshop to find out how many pieces of burial armour are still needed by Doric.

Mystic cloth has been added to the drop tables for regular and elite Ankous, the Giant Mole, the King Black Dragon and the Chaos Elemental.

Blue mystic armour on drop tables has been replaced with an equivalent amount of noted mystic cloth.

Ninja Skill Fixes: Fletching

Fletching is now a free to play skill!

Free players can now fletch equipment with wield requirements up to level 50: bronze, blurite, iron, steel, silver, mithril, adamant and rune crossbows, arrows, darts and bolts (up to diamond bolts inclusive); normal, oak, willow, maple, teak, yew and magic shortbows and shieldbows, and up to bovistrangler in Daemonheim. The exception is when such equipment is either locked behind members' content or situated outside of the free to play area (such as smithing dart tips, which requires Tourist Trap).

Free players can now pick and spin flax into bowstrings.

Free players can now spin sinew into crossbow strings.

Free players can now cut gems, from opal through to diamond.

Free players can now craft mithril grapples.

Teak logs, mahogany logs and magic logs are now free to play objects. However, some trees can still only be found in members' areas.

The Chaos Elemental is now accessible to free players and has its own free to play drop table.

The boss pets for the Chaos Elemental, Giant Mole and King Black Dragon can now drop in free worlds. However, the King Black Dragon boss pet still has a 99 Summoning requirement.

The Last Riders book now drops from the King Black Dragon in free worlds.

Achievements for the Chaos Elemental, Giant Mole and King Black Dragon no longer display a member requirement.

Ninja Free to Play Fixes

The following quests are now all available to free players: The Perils of Ice Mountain, Gertrude's Cat, Priest in Peril, A Soul's Bane, Missing, Presumed Death, Song from the Depths and Broken Home (although the Asylum Surgeon's ring reward remains members only).

Remora's necklace, the coral crossbow and coral bolts, the first level of the grotworm lair and the royal cape dropped by young grotworms are now all free to play.

Kittens (from Gertrude's Cat) are now free to play. They can grow into cats, become overgrown, and can even become a purple cat upon completion of Swept Away.

Free players can now complete the Varrock achievements to choose the colour of their kitten. They can also obtain a cat training medal from Gertrude by killing 100 rats.

Swept Away's post-quest content (excluding the Sorceress' Garden and members area rewards) are now available to free players.

The first four tasks from Doric and Boric after What's Mine Is Yours are now available to free players.

The Shooting Star and Evil Tree D&Ds are now available to free players.

The Warriors' Guild in Burthorpe is now available to free players.

The area south of Paterdomus and north of the Duel Arena is now available to free players.

The members fence east of Varrock has been removed to allow unrestricted access to Silvarea (the area east of the Lumber Yard up to and including Paterdomus). The eastern border of the free area is now defined by the River Salve.

The barrier east of the Mage Training Arena has been removed.

The fences and blocking between the Mage Training Arena and the Exam Centre have been removed.

Free players can now enchant, wear and trade sapphire jewellery including the ring of recoil, bracelet of clay and the games necklace (sans teleport) in addition to the amulet of magic.

Free players can now pay a sawmill operator to convert regular logs into planks.

Coifs can now be crafted by free players, and have been redubbed as Studded leather coifs. They can be crafted by adding studs to a leather cowl.

Free players can now smith bronze, iron, steel, mithril, adamant and rune pickaxes after completing The Perils of Ice Mountain.

Free players can now smith all blurite items following Knight's Sword.

Free players can now smith crossbow limbs up to runite.

Free players can now craft T50 mystic armour from mystic cloth.

Limestone, crafting limestone bricks and even the humble 'rock' are now available to free players.

The Empowered Water Staff can now be dropped by Unholy Cursebearers for free players in Dungeoneering.

A confirmation prompt has been added when free players upgrade or try to use lodestones in member areas.

Bronze and iron nails are now available to free players, as are saws and bracelet moulds.

Although inaccessible, the bottom section of the Shattered Worlds entrance in Lumbridge Swamp has been marked as a free area to better mark the perimeter.

Death Plateau has been marked as a free area so it can be seen on the world map to aid navigation while playing the eponymous quest. It still requires 15 Agility.

The Odd Old Man is now visible in free areas for the sake of Missing, Presumed Death.

Hura's crossbow shop can now be accessed by free players.

Strange fruit can now be eaten in free worlds, and can be obtained by defeating the Chaos Elemental.

Free players can now bury dragon bones for Prayer XP.

Looms can now be used by free players.

The strip of cloth used in Regicide (crafted from balls of wool) can now be spun in free worlds. The required Crafting level has been reduced from level ten to level one.

The default loot beam option is now the initial option for new players.

The maximum total level milestone message for F2P has increased from 1656 to 1750 now that Fletching is a free skill.

The following errors in the skill guide have now been corrected: free players can stop burning rabbit at cooking level 34; Marrentill is now marked as members only; the wooden shield, salve, protoleather and novite armour in Daemonheim have been added at Defence level one, as well as soft leather armour; the tangle gum shortbow and longbow, the novite arrows and protoleather equipment in Daemonheim are now accessible at Ranged level one; mentions of wizard, imphide, spidersilk, batwing, splitbark, mystic and grifolic shields have been removed from wand/orb/book entries, since shields only require Defence.